Hydrafacial 10 weeks post lower blepharoplasty with fat repositioning

Hello! Thank you for your question. As far as I can see from your photos, I definitely recommend a revision blepharoplasty. For more details, you need to discuss in detail in the consultation, can you send your photos from the side profile in a better light. Best Regards.

Both interrupted and subcuticular closure techniques can yield excellent results in experienced hands. The key factor is not necessarily the technique itself, but how precisely it's executed. That said, we generally avoid absorbable sutures for subcuticular closures on the eyelids, as they can...

Thank you for your inquiry! Keep an open communication with your plastic surgeon regarding your concerns. If you're unhappy with your results then we would be available to see you in person to evaluate and discuss revision options. Schedule a consultation with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon...

Based on your two photos, you appear to be relatively young, and you appear to have bulging fat pads in your lower eyelids. Injecting the lower eyelid groove may be considered, however, I suspect that these congenital fat pads would look best if they were removed, without an external incision. I...

It is very likely that your relatively small cheek bones, a condition known as malar hyperplasia, is the mayor reason for early signs of lower eyelid hollowness, discoloration and flatness. A combination of cheek augmentation with a small implants or fat grafts and lower transconjuctical...

Blepharoplasty itself is not directly associated with an increased risk of stroke. However, as with any surgical procedure—particularly those done under general anesthesia—there is always a very small risk, especially in individuals with a strong family history of stroke or other...